Chapter

 1 I   | illumination, that burn a vast deal of oil~to a very small piece
 2 III |     fain to put up with a good deal of insolence, but he~held
 3 III |       short, she talked a good deal of nonsense, which would
 4 IV  |    only, in fact, after a~good deal of experience of life that
 5 IV  |       awe as to~chatter a good deal with Mlle. de la Haye. The
 6 V   |        everything. "We used to deal~in Ossianic mists, Malvinas
 7 V   |      the worthy prelate was to deal~his deathblow.~ ~Mme. de
 8 VI  | material is better; and a good deal~was said about this thin,
 9 VII |     leads them to think a good deal over~the remarks that they
10 VIII|        to~cultivate her a good deal; she may perhaps procure